Sentence examples for impossible to resolve the from inspiring English sources

It was impossible to resolve the difference in the counts.

Many Republican legislators here have suggested this week that if legal gridlock makes it impossible to resolve the Florida election, they will convene a special session to appoint Florida's 25 electors.

It is also impossible to resolve the orientation and position in space with a single station.

Unless the employee understands this basic point, it's impossible to resolve the problem.

It's a mess, and nearly impossible to resolve the voices, or better yet understand what is being said.

The lack of good data makes it almost impossible to resolve the ancient controversy over whether antidepressants prevent suicide.

He says: "I have never seen the report … and without due process it has been impossible to resolve these matters, denying me natural justice without any possibility of appropriate defence and advocacy on my behalf.

Matters became so hotly contested during the 1970s that some participants, most notably Anderson (1978) and Palmer (1975b, 1978), came to the conclusion that the disagreement was quite impossible to resolve by the methods of scientific psychology, or perhaps at all.

It is therefore impossible to resolve vertically the position of iso-strain areas for the capped QDs with our GID measurements.

"Tension between producers incentivised to build their content business and broadcasters strapped to the wheel of maximising on-air performance has proved impossible to resolve (in the past).

But whether or not we disagree, he does open a discussion about a conundrum that has proved impossible to resolve to the satisfaction of either complainants or editors ever since press regulation was first introduced in 1953.